Sentence examples for is completely distinguished from inspiring English sources

Indeed, when the concept of morality is completely distinguished from religion, moral rules do seem to be limited to behavior that directly or indirectly causes harm to others.

There are no big theatrical performances, yet each actor is completely distinguished and an integral part to the rich tableau that accumulates.

The quality of image reproduction depends on many factors that cannot be completely distinguished since they are mutually dependent.

In the presence of salt, the two phases can be completely distinguished in which the upper phase is mainly composed of the organic solvent [19].

Ten proteins at 500 nM in the buffer containing Rhodamine B (Rh B) were completely distinguished by using steady-state phosphorescent (SSP) measure, which were easily identified at the concentration as low as 10 nM by using TRP mode.

Effector translocation cannot be completely distinguished from the action of a functional, secretion competent T1 system (inserted translocon), because increasing the MOI increases both the number of inserted translocons and the amount of translocated effector.

In contrast, other commentators have called the BIC overly individualistic, arguing that 'a child's interests cannot be completely distinguished from those of his or her parents, but are always intertwined with those of the parents and siblings' [ 58].

In addition, we [ 7] reported that H. pylori strains isolated from East Asian and Western countries could be completely distinguished by polymerase chain reaction-based cagA 5' and 3' region genotyping, and named the East Asian type H. pylori strains as cagA 1a type and the Western type H. pylori strains as cagA 2a type.

Older typing methodologies often could not be completely distinguish alleles and so stopped at this level.

In order to confirm the assumption, a square object with a SNR of 10 dB and a size of T O  = 3 is inserted in a simulated image shown in Fig. 5a, where the object is completely unable to distinguish.

The cruciate ligaments were not completely distinguished in all three planes because of their oblique orientation and appeared with low signal intensity (Figs.  3, 4, 7 and 9).